4-H'ERS RETURN HOME FROM NATIONAL SHOOTING SPORTS EVENT
Seven 4-H'ers and their coaches traveled to Grand Island, Nebraska, for the 2019 4-H Shooting Sports National Championships. They were: Front row (left to right): Doug Petty, St. Johnsbury (muzzleloader coach); Audrey Chairvolotti, Simsbury, Connecticut; Taylor Tetreault, Groton; Colton Masure, St. Johnsbury; and Luke McReynolds, North Danville. Back row: Dave Hale, East Hardwick (.22 smallbore pistol coach); Hunter Smith, Westminster; Kenneth Beaupre, Orford, New Hampshire; Jackson Chairvolotti, Simsbury, Connecticut; and Paul Muzzey, Rockingham (.22 smallbore pistol coach). The Chairvolottis, who recently moved out of state, were members of a Grand Isle 4-H club when they qualified for nationals. (photo: Brad Mellema)
4-H'ERS MEET IN BRIDPORT FOR STATE DAIRY JUDGING CONTEST:
4-H dairy members who placed in the top 10 in the senior division at the State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest, June 28, in Bridport were: Front row (left to right): Molly Callan and Cassidy Dunphy, both from Enosburgh Falls; Caroline Kirby and Averie Brown, both from East Montpelier. Back row: Alissa Hill, Underhill; Lincoln Michaud, East Hardwick; Keenan Thygesen, Tunbridge; Brianna Vander Wey, Ferrisburgh. Missing from photo: Katie Blake and Courtney Simpson, both from Sutton. (photo: Jennifer Thygesen)
Winners in the 10- and 11-year-olds division at the State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest, June 28 in Bridport, were (left to right): Antonio and Jayme Landon and Haedyn Williams, all from West Pawlet; Max Demaine, West Glover; Boden Callan, Berkshire; Chandler Cook, Randolph; Ella McAllister, Morrisville; Chase Boudreau, Bridport; and Kate Wehmeyer and Maeve Leslie-Gawalt, both from Hartland. Missing from photo: Alyssa Frazier, Berlin (photo: Jennifer Thygesen)